Went here on a Sunday night. The decor was pretty sweet, with a modern hipster-ish look. The place was pretty loud, but habitable. The waiter took a while to get us menus, but after that he was quick to get our orders. We tried the pork nachos. The portion was a bit larger than expected. Overall, it was really well made. The pork just melts in your mouth. I ordered the chicken sandwich. It came with avocados, tomato, and some aioli on the bread (which I think was ciabatta, but I could be wrong.). It came with a hefty serving of fries. Since I'm not legally allowed to drink, I can't give a great review of the bar. From what I've seen, however, the service is pretty good with some interesting cocktails. Overall, The Urban Tap is a fine place to stop for lunch or brunch, and I definitely hope to come back here.